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Israeli political faction
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  • Yisrael Beiteinu
    / Foundation and early history

    …Beiteinu joined forces with the National Union, a faction made up of several right-leaning political groups. After Ariel Sharon won the premiership in February 2001, the National Union joined his unity government. Protesting that Sharon was not dealing with the Palestinian Authority strongly enough, it resigned in March 2002. In…

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    …Beiteinu joined forces with the National Union, a faction made up of several right-leaning political groups. After Ariel Sharon won the premiership in February 2001, the National Union joined his unity government. Protesting that Sharon was not dealing with the Palestinian Authority strongly enough, it resigned in March 2002. In…

    Read More